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The EU imports 53% of all the energy it consumes at a cost of more than €1 billion per day. Energy also makes up more than 20% of total imports. With a series of articles written and researched by major universities in the UK, Pecunia Sage sheds some light on the problems ahead.

London, United Kingdom, March 19, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Pecunia sage has released a new report highlighting the problems facing Europe on its road to energy self-sustainability. The report compiled primarily by British Universities and the EPRS European Parliamentary Research Service has been woven together by the team at Pecunia sage and released through its articles section on their website.

James Sage head of research at Pecunia Sage believes that this is a must read for any serious investor looking into either buying stock in the European fracking industry or looking further into the futures options market relating to the energy section.

This is the 5th report in 2015 coming on the back of well received Gold, Russia, oil and the Chinese Yuan articles. With James taking the lead Pecunia Sage believes it can be a force for truth in the murky waters of the financial world.